Women of the Mediterranean / [electronic resource] / edited by Monique Gadant ; translated from the French by A.M. Berrett.. — London ; Atlantic Highlands, N.J., USA : Atlantic Highlands, N.J. : : Zed Books ; : Distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Humanities Press,, 1986.. — 196 p. ; 23 cm. - Women in the Third World.
Translation of Femmes de la Méditerranée, which was issued in 1983 as no 22-23 of Peuples méditerranéens. Distributor from label on t.p.
Includes bibliographical references.
: Introduction / : Becoming liberated in Beirut / : Decisions of the first congress for the Lebanese women's rights -- : Fatima, Ouardia and Malika : contemporary Algerian women / : Draft law on the status of persons in Algeria -- : Spain, 1936 : free women / : The inner revolution of a Khomeyni activist / : Palestinian women in Palestine / : Choosing the revolution / : Women's emancipation after the Ataturk Period / : Tunisian women, their rights and their ideas about their rights / : Being a woman in Yugoslavia : past, present and institutional equality / : Fatna and her village in Fayoum (Egypt) / : Women and Corsican identity / : Neighbourhood relations and social control : the role of women in Maghrebian communities in southern France / : Notes on the condition of women in a southern Italian village / : Childbirth, women's jihad / : A feminine culture / Monique Gadant -- Khaoula Mokhtar, Marie-Christine Aulas and Monique Gadant -- Monique Gadant -- Pepita Carpena -- Abdolrahmane Mahdjoube -- Didar Fawry -- Mai Sayeh -- Gaye Petek-Salom & Pinar Hukum -- Malika Zamiti-Horchani -- Mirjana Morokvasic -- Evelyne Porret -- Anne-Marie Quastana & Sylvia Casanova -- Sossie Andezian & Jocelyne Streiff-Fenart -- Maria Minicuci -- Yamina Fekkar -- Rossana Rossanda.